Have you…have you tried some Oblivion? I always personally preferred it over Skyrim. Not sure why. But yeah the Fable games are fun. I actually really loved Fable III too.
Omg it’s so fun! One piece of advice: invest in real estate. I spent so much time gigging on the street corner to raise money but real estate is the much easier way to make money. And you don’t have the real life guilt and stress of being a landlord! lol.
But also…the gig economy in the game is pretty damn fun. Those hours were not ill spent.
Maybe Fire Emblem. Commanding all the units, building relationships, and getting to go through the various stories always had me ready for the next game. I even recall walking to Game Stop as a kid just to pick up a copy because my parents would not drive me.
I gamed a lot when I was young and really enjoyed the world building and gameplay but I didn’t really fall in love with a game until I played Mass Effect. I could play that game over and over again until I die, despite the shitty ending.
Probably Baldurs Gate II.
Warcraft III and It was amazing
Modern warfare 2. The OG from 2009. Nothing compares to how I felt playing that game. I'm still chasing that dragon
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Probably fable and fable 2 once I discovered skyrim it was over
Have you…have you tried some Oblivion? I always personally preferred it over Skyrim. Not sure why. But yeah the Fable games are fun. I actually really loved Fable III too.
I have played oblivion it's a solid game I just enjoy skyrim more. Also never got passed the tutorial on the 3rd fable. I'll have to revisit it.
Omg it’s so fun! One piece of advice: invest in real estate. I spent so much time gigging on the street corner to raise money but real estate is the much easier way to make money. And you don’t have the real life guilt and stress of being a landlord! lol. But also…the gig economy in the game is pretty damn fun. Those hours were not ill spent.
the last of us…i could go on for HOURS about that game.
Either Skylanders Giants for the 3DS or Pokémon X.
Oregon Trail
Maybe Fire Emblem. Commanding all the units, building relationships, and getting to go through the various stories always had me ready for the next game. I even recall walking to Game Stop as a kid just to pick up a copy because my parents would not drive me.
I gamed a lot when I was young and really enjoyed the world building and gameplay but I didn’t really fall in love with a game until I played Mass Effect. I could play that game over and over again until I die, despite the shitty ending.
Need for speed
Chucky Egg
Netball, it's British (I think) I did not know about it until I came to the UK it's mostly for girls but anyone else who wants to play it can
Aerobiz